Category Archive: The Providence School

May 13

Jessamine County Education Association sponsors 2013 Arts Star awards

The Arts Star awards sat on the table prior to the ceremony May 7 as chief academic officer Kathy Fields prepared at the microphone. (Photo by Jonathan Kleppinger)

Jessamine County’s sixth annual 2013 Arts Star awards were divvied out last Tuesday at a ceremony at East Jessamine Middle School. The awards, which are sponsored by the Jessamine County Education Association, are given to students at each middle and high school in each arts discipline at that school. Teachers pick one student each in …

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Apr 12

Jessamine County 2012-2013 calendar update, graduation details

It was 80 degrees outside yesterday, so I’m guessing there are no more snow days coming this school year. The last day of school for Jessamine County is Friday, May 31. If any additional make-up days are needed, school would push into the first week of June. The Providence School’s graduation will be 7 p.m. …

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Apr 11

Wilmore Elementary class celebrates Arbor Day early at Confrontation Point campground

Wilmore Elementary School fourth-grader Marrisa Moberly was pulled up a tree by her classmates on the ground during an Arbor Day celebration at the Confrontation Point campground Wednesday. (Photo by Jonathan Kleppinger)

Wilmore Elementary fourth-graders celebrated the past, present and future of the trees right in their backyard on Wednesday with the help of The Providence School and Confrontation Point Ministries. It was a broad sampling of the Wilmore community that turned out for the Arbor Day celebration a couple weeks early. Wilmore Mayor Harold Rainwater spoke …

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Mar 27

Jessamine County school district likely to look at raising dropout age soon

The door is open for Jessamine County to raise the dropout age after Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear signed Senate Bill 97 last week. The bill allows local school districts to increase the compulsory attendance age for students from 16 to 18, beginning in the 2015 school year. If 55 percent of districts across the state …

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Feb 21

Students deliver Valentine’s gifts from Jessamine Proud Products

Providence School student David Goulden retrieved gifts from Jessamine Proud Products to deliver to staff in the central offices of the Jessamine County school district Feb. 14. (Photo by Jonathan Kleppinger)

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